Tms Provisioning Extension Service Status; Provisioning Server Device Requests Status (Cisco Tmspe) - Cisco TelePresence Administrator's Manual

Overview and status information

TMS Provisioning Extension service status

The TMS Provisioning Extension service status
Extension services > TMS Provisioning Extension service
Cisco TMSPE services to which the VCS is connected (or to which it is attempting to connect).
Summary details of each service are shown including:
the current status of the connection
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when the most recent update of new data occurred
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when the service was last polled for updates
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the scheduled time of the next poll
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Click View to display further details about a service, including:
additional connection status and configuration information, including troubleshooting information about any
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connection failures
which VCS in the cluster has the actual connection to the Cisco TMSPE services (only displayed if the
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VCS is part of a cluster)
details of each of the data tables provided by the service, including the revision number of the most recent
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update, and the ability to View the records in those tables
You are recommended to use Cisco TMS to make any changes to the services' configuration settings,
however you can modify the current configuration for this VCS from the
services page (System > TMS Provisioning Extension
See the Provisioning Server

Provisioning Server device requests status (Cisco TMSPE)

The Device requests status
Device requests) shows the status of the VCS
The VCS Provisioning Server provides provisioning-related services to provisioned devices, using data
supplied by Cisco TMS through the
Device Provisioning option key is installed.
As from version X8.1, the VCS supports only the Cisco TelePresence Management Suite Provisioning
Extension (Cisco TMSPE) services to provide the VCS with provisioning and FindMe data. In this mode all
provisioning and FindMe data is managed and maintained exclusively within Cisco TMS.
Provisioning server
This section displays the server's status and summarizes the subscription requests received by the server
since the VCS was last restarted. It shows counts of:
the total number of subscription requests received
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how many requests were sent a successful provisioning response
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failed requests because the account requesting provisioning could not be found
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failed requests because the account requesting provisioning had no provisioned devices associated with it
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Cisco VCS Administrator Guide (X8.1.1)
page
section for more information.
page (Status > Applications > TMS Provisioning Extension services >
Provisioning Server
Cisco TMS provisioning
TMS Provisioning Extension service status
(Status > Applications > TMS Provisioning
status) shows the status of each of the
TMS Provisioning Extension
services).
when using Cisco TMSPE.
mechanism. The server only operates if the
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